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Do you want to switch from Weebly to WordPress? Yes, it is possible to migrate all of your Weebly content to WordPress without hiring a developer or knowing how to code. We built a free Weebly to WordPress importer tool that does it all for… Read More »
Are you looking for a way to translate a WordPress plugin into your language? By translating a plugin into another language, you will make it accessible to a broader audience. This allows users from different countries to use the plugin in their native languages. In… Read More »
Many WordPress SEO guides say simple permalinks are best. But after working with lots of websites, we’ve found that’s not always true. Sometimes, especially for big sites, it’s better to have URLs that show where you are, like ‘yourstore.com/electronics/smartphones/iphone.’ This clear structure can make your… Read More »
Do you want to change the default Gravatar on your WordPress site? We hear from a lot of users who aren’t fans of the generic ‘mystery person’ image that WordPress shows when a commenter doesn’t have a Gravatar. At WPBeginner, we agree that it’s not… Read More »
Running into pluggable.php file errors in WordPress can be confusing and frustrating, especially if you’re not sure what’s causing them. These errors usually happen due to conflicts with your themes, plugins, or custom code snippets. At WPBeginner, we’ve been working with WordPress for over 16… Read More »
Since its 6.7 release, WordPress has automatically created thumbnail images for all the PDF files that you upload to your website. While this can be handy for identifying your files, it can also cause conflicts with WordPress PDF plugins. We had multiple readers contact us… Read More »
Are you trying to prevent a WordPress page from appearing in Google search results? Perhaps you have pages that are not relevant to the main content of your website, or you wish to protect your privacy or keep away unwanted users. Whatever your reason, we… Read More »
In our experience, small changes in page loading speed can be the difference between users staying on your WordPress website and bouncing off it. This is where Google AMP can be handy. AMP stands for Accelerated Mobile Pages and is a way to make your… Read More »
Recently, one of our readers asked if it was possible to add a link to custom post type archive pages in WordPress navigation menus. An archive page in WordPress displays a list of all posts under a specific post type, category, or tag. In this… Read More »
Sending emails from your WordPress site can be tricky for several reasons. The main one is that web hosting providers have a tendency to poorly configure their mail settings. This can block WordPress from delivering important emails. Luckily, there’s a solution. SendGrid is a reliable… Read More »
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